Opioid prediction model gives state life-saving prep time
West Virginia health officials can reliably forecast drug overdoses based on data from neighboring areas.
Faster, scalable triage for mass casualty incidents
DARPA is challenging innovators to develop advanced sensor and algorithm technology that can quickly assess the extent of an injury.
Online access, data improvements essential for 2030 census, cities say
In a letter to the Census Bureau, the National League of Cities detailed common hurdles local governments faced during the 2020 census — and suggestions for improvements.
Updated UI system to provide faster service, fraud detection
The Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency is replacing its decade-old system with one that can streamline UI benefits processing and detect fraud.
Do’s and don’ts of data de-identification
Data use standards and purpose-built software can help agencies protect individuals’ privacy while allowing for meaningful statistical analysis, NIST says.
Wearables to keep responders safe, boost resilience
The Department of Homeland Security is funding five startups that identify and resolve health and wellness issues before they reach a crisis level.
Urban climate lab makes holistic appraisal of resilience
The Baltimore Social-Environmental Collaborative will integrate environmental, health and community response data to drive potential climate solutions that support equity and resilience.
State expands life sciences, emerging tech clout with research institute
A new medical research hub in Maryland will use artificial intelligence, virtual reality and other emerging technologies to improve health care training, treatment and research.
Smartphone sensor networks monitor bridge integrity
The resulting data could help decrease inspection and maintenance costs while increasing bridges’ lifetimes.
Climate projections everyone can understand
The Climate Risk and Resilience portal gives emergency managers nontechnical climate datasets and high-resolution, forward-looking climate insights.
State serves up map for tackling food insecurity
An interactive food resource map covers all 46 counties in South Carolina and features profiles for more than 900 food pantries and resources.
How GIS fortifies election information
Geographic information systems can help election directors speed up voter information verification processes and expand data collection capacities.
$4M to keep fish populations afloat
The Department of Energy is looking for new ideas to protect fish around hydropower facilities.
Energy data to power state’s clean-energy economy
Integrating energy system and customer data, the Integrated Energy Data Resource will spur development of distributed energy resources, innovative use cases and utility operational efficiencies.
Collaboration guides state’s blueprint for transformation
Colorado’s Office of Technology works closely with agency partners, weighing in their needs to shape IT projects that improve operations.
Algorithm Analyzes Escort Ads to Detect Human Trafficking
Researchers have developed an algorithm that identifies similarities in escort advertisements, which often indicates trafficking behavior.
Algorithm analyzes escort ads to detect human trafficking
Researchers have developed an algorithm that identifies similarities in escort advertisements, which often indicates trafficking behavior.
Big Apple polishes data operations
New York City’s Office of Technology and Innovation will train staff to leverage data to inform decision-making and enhance city services and programs.
Digital twins need more than infrastructure data, expert says
Real-time, bi-directional data can help cities determine not just what residents are doing – but why, according to the Smart Cities Council.
How the Steel City onboards innovation
Pittsburgh’s PGH Lab partners with local startups to help city departments improve efficiency, transparency, sustainability and inclusivity.
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